Designer Stan Birch is set to launch his first collaboration with Saucony! This Progrid Guide 7 “Stand Out” is all about individuality and being unique among the crowd. The shoes echo this concept with a mix of interesting materials (open style mesh, nubuck, leather) and colours. Tap into my review for a detailed breakdown and to see these on feet. Is this one of the year’s best releases?
Westside Gunn’s Saucony Grid Jazz 9 has the community talking! The “Awesome God” collab, which drops August 28th, is definitely not one for the shy. This pair features animal hair all over in a variety of prints. Genuine leather also covers the upper, all atop a cushioned midsole with the brand’s Grid technology. Big thank you to the Saucony Canada family for the early oop!
Saucony dipped into their archives once again, bringing back the 2008 model, the Progrid Ride 1. This pair was a neutral running shoe back in the day but nowadays, it’s being reintroduced as a lifestyle model. A lightweight mesh upper is paired with Progrid and SRC foam for exceptional comfort. Tune into the video to learn all you’d need to know! Thanks Saucony Canada for hooking me up with these!
The Progrid Paramount was launched in ’07 as a performance runner – but Saucony has brought it back in 2026 as a lifestyle model. This particular pair is a joint project with A-Feeling, coming from the mind of Drew_Bar (formerly of Bodega). Check out this gorgeous colourway and learn more about this model – as I’m sure Saucony will be launching a ton of colourways throughout the year!
There’s a ton of excitement surrounding Saucony’s “Kissaten” pack, and for good reason. This three-shoe pack includes my favourite – the Progrid Omni 9, which I’m reviewing for you all today. Inspired by nostalgic teahouses from Japan, this pair features a white mesh upper, cracked leather layers with floral print (reminiscent of a tea cup), and reflective panels. Check out my in-depth review to learn more about these beauties!
There’s a ton of excitement surrounding Saucony’s “Kissaten” pack, and for good reason. This three-shoe pack is arguably headlined by the ProGrid Triumph 4 which I’m reviewing for you all today. Inspired by nostalgic teahouses from Japan, this pair features a blue mesh upper, cracked leather layers with floral print (reminiscent of a tea cup), and reflective panels. Check out my in-depth review to learn more about these beauties!
Saucony Canada hooked me up with their upcoming collab with 3Sixteen. Releasing later this month on March 12/13 will be two colourways of the Progrid Guide 7 (stylized for this collab as the v7.3s), including this “Graphite” pair I’m reviewing today. Tune into my review to see how they took a performance runner and made it elevated for lifestyle consumption! Anyone have these on their radar?
What a way to start the year! Saucony linked up with Sneaker Politics to release a special version of the Progrid Omni 9. This pair draws inspiration from the diverse landscapes of Louisiana (where Sneaker Politics was founded), opting for a variety of materials, textures and tones. Tune into my review for a closer look, and a big thanks to Saucony Canada for the oop!
Dress shoes just levelled up! Saucony teamed up with Engineered Garments to release two colourways of the Shadow Original Wingtip – a dress shoe / sneaker hybrid that utilizes full grain leather in the Shadow style, for a perfect blend of two worlds. Check out my review of both colourways that dropped, and a huge thank you to the Saucony Canada family for sending these over!
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